Brewer Science Presentation: 6/1/06

[Mary Tang]

Greetings labmembers --


Brewer Science will be presenting information about their MEMS product 
line of processing chemicals.  This will take place next Thursday, June 
1, at 10 am in CIS 101.  Please see the description below.  For more 
information, contact Shane Jones at sjones at brewerscience.com

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*Brewer Science*

Brewer Science is a leading material and equipment supplier for the 
semiconductor, MEMS, compound semiconductor, and optoelectronic 
industries.  In particular focus for the MEMS industry, Brewer Science 
has introduced a number of novel chemistry solutions including 
ProTEK^(TM), ProLIFT^(TM), and WaferBOND^(TM).

ProTEK^(TM) is a spin applied material set designed to withstand KOH or 
HF etchants during the bulk micromaching process.

ProLIFT^(TM) is a sacrificial material specifically designed to enable 
lift-off processes.  The product remains soluble after exposure to high 
temperature making it an ideal material for metal lift-off processes.

WaferBOND^(TM) is a new material developed to enable temporary wafer 
bonding processes.  The material is design to cover topography, 
withstand common solvents used in MEMS processes, and facilitate rapid 
separation.

In addition to these materials, Brewer Science has a diverse product 
base.  The company plans to develop new materials to enable MEMS 
processes and is interested in learning the challenges in the MEMS 
community where novel materials are needed.

We plan to provide a brief overview of the company and a technical 
presentation of our products.  We would then discuss the broad needs of 
new materials within the MEMS community.

 

-- 
Mary X. Tang, Ph.D.
Stanford Nanofabrication Facility
CIS Room 136, Mail Code 4070
Stanford, CA  94305
(650)723-9980
mtang at stanford.edu
http://snf.stanford.edu

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